an issue nationwide and rochester is no different or there's no issue and rochester and the police aree it's an issue nationwide. >> okay. emily, i have to get to this -- there have been other questionable events involving you and police. last week your supporter came together and police issued five parking tickets. look at this real quick -- >> really? a civilian complaint? regarding the parking being further than 12 inches from the curb? okay, that's 12 inches from the -- >> you can see the officers brought out rumors showing how far people had parked from the curb. some say this was police retaliation and you also had a burglary in your home. and the ipods that was used to shoot your arrest was taken, and police took some time to respond to your home. what do you think? was it retaliation, the parking? what do you think happened with your ipod and the police response? >> i do feel that the burglary was suspicious considering my ipod was the thing that was targeted. i can't speculate any further than that on the burglary. i feel like the meeting of my supporters in which four uniform

so we reached out to rochester police about your situation. make any further comments but earlier chief shepherd told whamtv that he encouraged you to continue the complaint process, mr. lightfoot, but you dropped your complaint against the police. why did you do it. >> sir, when i went 0 make my complaint about three or four days after the incident happened, i was sitting giving my complaint, the person i was giving my complaint to was in constant defense of the individual officers. i didn't feel confident in their internal process. >> since it began, police behavior has gotten better because people are watching officers more closely or has it gotten worse because officers are angry now. >> which is it? >> i'm getting numerous calls from constituents in my community and people in the neighborhood, especially an gistent to that i represent. many people are saying they're constantly being harassed. when i say harassed, i believe that the way that the police department treats african-americans m this community supposed to caucasians is a differe

. >>> right now on cnn, what is going on in rochester, new york?> i'm not deserving what they're doing, and they're arrested me. i don't understand what's going on. i did nothing. i did nothing. >> all right. that's not good -- being arrested for videotaping an arrest from her own front yard. i'll talk with a local lawmaker who says he's been the target of police retaliation. plus, we investigate deeper. >>> the outburst you see there probably won't help this woman's case. she's accused of attacking her husband. caught on tape, attacking the judge sentencing her. we're going to talk to the officer who grabbed her. >>> and i want you to meet mama jazz and her very unique fingernail style. her longest nail, 26 inches. the one her thumb. we'll visit her house to see how she goes about her daily life. and she'll be here to answer in questions for me. i'm don lemon at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. a lost news to get you caught -- a lot of news to get you caught up on so let's do it. >>> what in the world? i'm sorry i was standing my front yard.

>> some say this is rochester police in retaliation.ople gathered to support emily good who was arrested for filming the police department. the short-haireded african-american man in this video was charged with several offenses afterward. he said he stepped in because an officer was making a threat. in the end, he cut a deal, he said to keep his job as a firefighter. he told me police relations have gotten worse since this controversy erupted. >> don, i'm getting numerous calls from constituents in my community, people in the neighborhood, especially adjacent to that i represent. many people are saying they are being harassed. i believe the way the police department treats african-americans especially in this community as opposed to caucasians is a different approach. they are much more aggressive than they are approaching a caucasian resident as opposed to an african-american resident. so i'm hearing nothing but complaints from people in this city. >> mr. lightfoot, that was the reason that emily good said she recorded the video in her

emily good of rochester new york, recording police as she stood in her yard.using an outrye that the officer oifrb stepped the authority. the prosecution turned to tears when the prosecution dropped the charges. she spoke with me earlier along with erica bryant. she said she's relieved the charges were dropped but is disturbed rochester police still find nothing wrong with her arrest. >> justice has not been done, and that officer has not yet been brought to justice. he still hasn't faced the reality that he committed an unlawful act. >> this week, i have to say the union, the rochester police locust club said your ebsode, emily, has created a defiant and different attitude. >> this is a message that has gone out to the public that you have a right to interfere and question the actions of a police officer is irresponsible, and it is a danger to the officers, the individuals the officers are dealing with and any other bystanders. a simple street stop can turn deadly in seconds. >> emily, what is your response to that? >> if we don't have a right to question pol

rochester, new york, recording police as she stood in her yard.er arrest causing an outcry the officer overstepped his authority. the outrage turned to jeers after the prosecutor dropped the charges against the wool. you see her hugging her attorney in the foreground. hugging that gentleman right there. she spoke with me along with a columnist for the "washington democrat and chronicle." she is relieved the charges are dropped but disturbed that rochester police still find nothing wrong with her arrest. >> justice has not been done and that officer has not yet been brought to justice. he still hasn't faced the reality that he committed an unlawful act. >> this week the union of the rochester police said your episode, emily, provided a dangerous attitude. >> gone out to the public that you have a right to interfere and question the actions of a police officer is irresponsible and a danger to the officers, the individuals, the officers they're dealing with and any other bystanders. it can turn deadly in seconds. >> emily, what's your response to tha

first on abuy woman bark the pride of rochester and the u.s. women's soccer team and on the cut, bap, and unbalance plan that is now being debated in the house and will soon debated in the senate. first, madam president, i rise to recognize the extraordinary efforts of the u.s. women's national soccer team in this year's world cup and in particular new york's own abby wombach. over the last month the women's national team has taken this country on the ride of a lifetime. from their nail biting effort to qualify for the world's cup to their heroic comeback in the quarterfinals, this team showed the best of america during this world cup. at eesm stage there was a driving force, a player who learned the game from her older brothers on the soccer fields of new york's greater rochester region, a player named abby wombach. hundreds of rochester's fans gathered at her brother' brotheo cheer on abby. in the past few years and especially the past month or so, abby has become a household name. fans from rochester, the state of new york and across the cou

. >> reporter: now everyone from al bany to rochester will have to deal with what people here in this city have long had to accept as part of their daily lives. traffic snarls. sailors gone awol. >> it's like an average day in the gay community. isn't snit. >> no. this is a very special day that we have. >> reporter: sir, may i ask you a quick question. how is this not like the apocalypse? >> this is a (beep) parade, dude. >> reporter: it reminds me a bit of that passage from revelation. i saw a horse and its rider was wearing a jock strap and hell followed. >> i don't read the bible. >> reporter: it's in there, page 42. >> what kind of parade is in store for tomorrow? >> i don't think any other parade because we have pride only once a year. >> reporter: you're saying this is the parade but in reality the st. patrick's day parade is a very accurate portrayal of how irish people behave everyday. >> i wouldn't say that at all. >> reporter: i would. >> because some of the people who are out making a mess on st. patrick's aren't even irish. >> reporter: but irish people are always getting

do you believe that this is a systematic problem with rochester police?n producers are hard at work trying to fit don lemon into their format with something catchy like "don lemon's zesty news bowl." (laughter) i got one, how about "t lemon harangue?" (laughter) you drive a hard bargain, sir! we'll be right (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight is a political analyst for the fox news network. his new book is called "muzzled. the assault on honest debate." please welcome to the program juan williams. sir? (cheers and applause) nice to see you, thanks for joining us. (applause) so thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. great to be here. >> jon: thank you for being here. "muzzled: the assault on honest debate." so tell us. i guess the impetus of this book for the most part the incident that you had with comments that you had made during a segment on o'reilly's show, npr fires you. walk us through that very briefly. >> well, as you know, o'reilly was on the view and said that muslims attacked us on 9/11. after he says that whoop i g

do you believe that this is a systematic problem with rochester police? >> jon: that's lemon's comfort zone. don't worry, i'm sure cnn producers are hard at work trying to fit don lemon into their format with something catchy like "don lemon's zesty news bowl." (laughter) i got one, how about "t lemon harangue?" (laughter) you drive a hard bargain, sir! we'll be right vo: this year, go back to school with geek squad. so you can do things like... ... carry fewer books... ... become lord of the study group... take notes... while conserving energy... ... and stream... important school stuff. make school easier with geek squad support 24/7. online, on the phone or in-store. geek squad from best buy. (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight is a political analyst for the fox news network. his new book is called "muzzled. the assault on honest debate." please welcome to the program juan williams. sir? (cheers and applause) nice to see you, thanks for joining us. (applause) so thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. great to be here. >> jo

about a dozen protestors from a group called citizens for decent community demonstrated in rochester, much bigger group took to the streets outside the united nations to demand that all new yorkers, not just membered of the legislate -- members of the legislature be given a way on whether gay marriages are legal. here in the bay area, another show of support for same sex couples. a museum security guard told two women they were not allowed to hold hands. anne makovec is here. >> reporter: the san francisco lesbian gay freedom ban kicked offhand holding day at the contemporary jewish museum. >> to really celebrate diversity and pride in the mount. >> reporter: that's the museum's director who had been playing a day for here for months to celebrate an exhibit on gertrude stein. they added the hand holding part later. the inspiration came from the incident last sunday when a security guard told two women to stop holding hands. he said it wasn't allowed in the museum. the director said the guard was wrong and was immediately removed. >> this goes completely against museum policy and value

police say a tire blowout may have caused the driver to lose control of the bus near rochester. 35 peoplee injured. >>> a colorado woman who authorities say groped a female tsa agent in phoenix is now facing felony charges. police say the 61-year-old woman is accused of grabbing the agent at an airport checkpoint. the tsa staff says the woman refused to go through passenger screening. >>> and at denver international airport, united airlines has canceled at least 13 flights tonight while it inspects damage from a hailstorm last week. frontier airlines also canceled dozens of flights. at least 18 of the company's planes were damaged in last week's storm. >>> an announcement on facebook brought thousands of people to the american river near sacramento today. take a look. thousands showed up with inflatable rafts and tubes after receiving an invitation to the party on facebook. 12,000 people rscp -- rsvped a to rafting gone wild. they say they got at least a dozen calls about intoxicated people who were separateed from their groups on the river. >> have i been with the sheriff's department, a

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a tour bus traveling from washington, d.c., to niagara falls crashed about 55 miles southeast of rochester sunday afternoon. the driver lost control and the bus veered down into the woods. two passengers were killed, over a dozen others injured. preliminary reports indicate a tire blowout may be to blame. >>> at least eight people were injured when a big stage collapsed at a music festival in ottawa, canada. the band cheap trick was playing at the ottawa blues fest yesterday evening when a severe thunderstorm hit. the band got off the stage safely. one person was seriously injured. >>> to the dangerous heat wave that's baking much of middle america with many areas suffering through triple-digit temperatures the oppressive and sticky weather isn't going away any time soon. it's expected to last all week and headed east. this morning at least 15 states are under excessive heats advisories, warnings or watches. most are in the midwest where cooling centers are overcrowded. cynthia bowers reports. >> reporter: it's been so hot for so long in oklahoma the government called for a statewide day o

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. >>> a woman in rochester, new york, videotapes a police traffic stop and moments later she's the oned listen to this. >> i'm observing what they're doing and they're arresting me. i don't understand what's going on. did i nothing. i did nothing. i'm sorry. i was standing in my front yard, concerned about what was going on in my neighborhood and you're arresting me. what the hell is going on? >> now, emily good's arrest and similar incidents of citizens shortly after videotaping rochester police now ignited a debate whether the officers are retaliated against those they're sworn to protect and serve. they take issue of ms. good's interpretation of what happened and why. >> emily good was unwinding at home in her pajamas late one night in may when she and a friend noticed police stop a car -- >> the police union, as i bring in holly hughes here, our attorney sticking around to help us with this particular story. they're saying in that particular case that we just saw, she was on her front yard, videotaping. the officer said i feel uncomfortable with you there. is that good enough? are

two people died in new york when that tour bus crashed in the woods, 60 miles from rochester. to niagara falls. police believe a tire may have blown out. >>> congressman leonard boswell was home with his family when a robber came in. and the grandson went for the shotgun, and nobody was injured. >>> in phoenix, a 61-year-old woman is accused of roping the agent. she was arrested, and charged with a felony. >>> kevin rob is a metal sculptor that reached the height of success in the art world, but he had a stroke. we have today's human factor. >> his sculptures can be found in private collections all over the world, but for the past several years he was not able to sculpt. >> i was teasing him, what you think that sculpture looks better from the ground up, and i took a look at him and i could tell something was seriously wrong. >> what his wife didn't know was her previously healthy husband had a blood clot which travelled to his brain and caused a stroke. >> he was on life support for 13 days, and then in rehab for seven weeks. >> when he came home, he lost his memory and his a

. >>> in rochester, new york, take a look at this. >> abby wambach! >> oh, yeah. you wouldn't expect anything less than a warm homecoming for the women's world cup scoring. she was one of the stars of the u.s. team that came in second to japan at the world cup. >>> this morning, we are digging deeper into a new terror warning issued by the department of homeland security. the possible targets could be the private utilities that provide such basics for all of us as clean water and electricity. and nuclear power plants could be at risk as well. barbara starr is at the pentagon. barbara, what are the feds looking at specifically? >> reporter: well, you know, ever since the killing of osama bin laden, certainly a lot of concern and worry about what al qaeda might be up to next. a lot of concern about their focus on targeting u.s. interests abroad. this is the latest report from the department of homeland security. a bulletin warning that public utilities here at home may be at risk. and you're right. we are talking about everything from water, sewer, to power plant, i

morning on february 17th, 1977, after a routine exam, helen brach checked out of the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota. that afternoon she boarded a flight home to chicago. and then she was gone. two weeks later, helen's brother reported her missing, but only months later did police begin searching the woods for a body. by then the trail was cold. nobody, no weapon, no physical evidence of any crime was ever found. helen brach simple livanished off the face of the earth. and years would go by before she was even declared officially dead. the disappearance of helen became something of a chicago legend. a bizarre and unsolved mystery. then in 1989, more than ten years after helen disappeared, a brash young federal prosecutor in chicago stepped in. a prosecutor who had a reputation for solving the unsolvable crime. some people called him sherlock. >> you go after racketeers, you do tax cases, whatter you doing solving murders? >> as a prior attorney once joked, miller is not interested in a case unless there's blood on the walls and gasoline on the floompls my interests are broader than violen

a woman in rochester, new york videotaped police on her front lawn. >> i did nothing. >> you remember she was arrested for obstruction. the case was dropped. we're going to talk to her. and someone else who's involve in this story as well who knows all about it, someone who lives in the community and also works for one of the local news organizations and then a little bit later on, fellow soldiers, honoring one of their own, fallen in combat in afghanistan. but if you look at this, this man was serving as an openly gay soldier, fred, his parents are honoring his memory by fighting for same-sex marriage in arizona. and a lawmaker in the state who wants to outlaw gay marriage. and everyone in his unit was very supportive of him. and of course he was killed in combat. and when this happens, everyone there accepts it, why are you fighting against it? >> very contentious. >> a big holiday weekend. >> also just got back from new orleans. everyone's like where's fredericka. >> not this time, sorry. >> it's not the same without you. >> yeah, right, i'm sure that's what you were thinking. did

also that story, fred that, we have been following out of rochester, new york, take a look at this. >and they're arresting me, i don't understand what's going on. i did nothing, i did nothing. >> we have been following this story, that's emily good, police arrested her in her front yard while they were on a traffic stop. we have been talking to the mayor and the police department as well. i'm going to talk to a man who says he's been a target of police brutality as well. and i want you to see mama jazz, her longer fingernail is 26 inches long. i have some questions for her. >> how do you function in life? don lemon, we'll see you with much more in the newsroom. we'll see you again tomorrow at 2:00 eastern time. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah

rochester, new york. you are on the air. >> caller: how are you doing?a quick comment about tecumseh that you mentioned a few minutes ago. tecumseh was the or original name and it means shooting start in shawnee or whatever his mother's made in tribe was. metacomme metacommetfought with the new englanders in the 1600. my question to the lady, linda hogan, is how many indian tribes to they still have their own original language and are they producing more scholarly work in that language and do you speak any of the different tribes's language? >> guest: almost all the tribe still have the language or are revitalizing. even have programs for children where they only speak language in school part of the time. and so emerging programs. i think that i have taken classes in chickasaw. i don't speak other tribal languages. if i did choose one i would try to speak navajo but it is way too complex so i am not sure i would be able to learn it. i am and amateur speaker. it is hard to learn another language and it is hard especially as you get older. >> host: why in

the school's strict kim and were repeated in the communities across the country to rochester new york and berkeley california to make matters worse that same falcon of the fall of 1901 the corner of st. louis announced his verdict in the cases of 13 school children of that city who would buy a tetanus after taking the antitoxin a new life saving measure mostly for children the coroner says the board had used antitoxin taken from a horse antitoxins made in horses they were taken. [inaudible] camden and st. louis created the public confidence vaccine at the worst moment, the height of the national smallpox epidemic. but here's the point, this crisis pointed out the fundamental contradiction of american public health law at the turn of the 21st century. the government could order the public to get vaccinated, whether they wanted to or not. but they knew absolutely nothing to ensure the vaccine used in the process were saved. the crisis in flint the already widespread compositions of the compulsory vaccinations during the smallpox epidemics in the period and let us say there are many grou

there was a bus that overturned between rochester and syracuse.ruck driver died and 30 passengers were sent to the ohospital and treated for injuries. state police say that both vehicles caught fire after the accident. >>> the ball is now back in the players' hands after the nfl owners approved a new working contract in hopes of ending a four-month labor dispute putting the 2011 nfl season in jeopardy. the owners met in atlanta thursday and voted overwhelmingly in favor of a new ten-year labor agreement. representatives from the nfl players' association also met on thursday, but they still haven't reached a consensus, and nfl ownerers are calling this tentative deal fair for both sides. >> in the end, i think that it was worth all of the angst and anxiety and nervousness over the last several month, because if you can come up with a ten-year labor agreement in sports, and get to football and not worry about this for another ten years, it is pretty great. >> cnbc's darren rovell is covering this from the cnbc headquarters and you have looked at the

seems like a logical rochester.avings wouldn't have to be the full amount but trillion dollars to get it past the election. this is a bare minimum in my view. if we don't do that in any case we'll have real problems in terms of what you talked about earlier. credit agencies downgrading our debt and impacts on our entire economy. >> senator, thanks very much for coming in. >> thank you. >> good luck. we'll continue to watch this. we're not leaving this story because it is so critically important to the u.s. and indeed to the world. when we come back the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff admiral mullen was in afghanistan and soldiers asked him will they get paid next week. can you imagine american soldiers worried about getting paid next week. they are on the front lines. war in afghanistan, they ask a question to mike mullen of this nature and he basically says i don't know the answer to that question. wow. barbara starr is over at the pentagon. we'll check in with her. continuing the breaking news coverage right

the school strikes in camden were repeated in communities across the country from rochester, new york, to little bit later berkeley, california. to make matters much worse, that same fall, the fall of 1901, the corner of st. louis announced his verdict in the cases of 13 schoolchildren of that city who had died of tetanus after taking the diphtheria anti-bacteria. a new life saving measure used for school children. the corner said the city health board hedges antitoxin taking from a horse, antitoxin forget there was made in horses, taken from the horse infected with tetanus. a horse called jim. the tragedy that camden and st. louis created a crisis of public confidence in vaccines at the very worst moment, at the height of a national smallpox epidemic. but here's the point to mull over. this crisis pointed out the fundamental contradiction of american public health law at the turn of the 20th century. the government could order the public to get vaccinated whether they wanted to or not, but did absolutely nothing to ensure that the vaccines used in the process were safe or effective.

both vehicles were destroyed by the fire halfway between rochester and syracuse.t has been a bad year. 32 people have been killed in 17 tour bus accidents. >>> pentagon leaders reportedly set to tell congress the military is now ready to carry out a repeal of don't ask, don't tell. according to published reports, the move means a formal repeal would go into effect in 60 days. the defense secretary and the joint chiefs chairman are required to certify the policy change will not affect military preparedness. >>> some new court documents show arnold schwarzenegger does not want to pay his estranged wife, maria shriver, spousal support or attorney fees as they end their 25-year marriage. the dispute is expected to have little impact on the divorce since the couple is expected to reach a confidential out of court settlement. shriver filed for divorce earlier this month after schwarzenegger confessed to fathering a child with a maid in the family more than a decade ago. >>> lindsay lohan back in court for the sixth time this year. to make matters worse, the star was rep

do you believe that will this is a systemic problem with rochester police?> see, that's lemon's comfort zone. but don't worry. i'm sure cnn producers are hard at work trying to fit him into their format with something catchy like don lemon's zesty news bowl. i got one. how about, lemmon harangue. you drive a hard bargain, sir. >> all right. we decided to go with don lemon's zesty news bowl. so a daily show had their fun now i want to show you the rest of the colbert segment involving me right after the break. > okay. so before the break, we showed you part of the daily show segment poking fun of my role here at cnn. the very next night after that aired, it was the colbert report's turn. here's stephen going after me for not asking a guest about his most noticeable trait. >> no, don, ask him about being a vampire. you see the little teeth right there, those are vampire teeth. ask him, ask him. forget it. i know what to do. come on. let's go. taxi. go. >> and thousands of people milling around, shops open. none of that is happening now. >> sanjay, thank you ve

the crash happened just outside rochester and both vehicles caught fire.our bus was from canada heading to new york city. >>> police in los angeles are arrested two people accused of beating a baseball fan outside dodgers stadium on opening day. law enforcement sources tell the l.a. times that another man police arrested in connection with the case back in may is no longer a -- considered a suspect. 42-year-old brian stowe was visually attacked in the stadium parking lot in march. his condition took a turn for the worst this week when he suffered see seizures and underwent emergency surgery. what a shame. >>> as casey anthony gets job offers, tax payers are getting her legal bills. lawyers won't reveal where she's hiding. the state of florida has reimbursed her defense lawyers for $119,000 in expenses and another $5800 bill is pending. prosecutors haven't finalized their total expenses but could run close to $100,000 on their side. >>> two young people are now facing several felony charges after police say they attacked an iowa congressman in his home over

do you believe that this is a systemic problem with rochester police? don't worry, i'm sure cnn producers are hard at work trying to fit don lemon into their format. something catchy like "don lemon's zesty news bowl." i got one, how about lemon harangue. you drive a hard bargain, sir. >> you can see, we decided to go with "don lemon's zesty news bowl." thank you, jon. i didn't know that that was coming. i did know about the segment on the "colbert report" the next night. here's the rest of stephen going after me for not asking a guest about his most noticeable trait. >> no, don. ask him about being a vampire. you see the little teeth right there? those are vampire teeth! he's got the -- ha, ha, i see them. i see them. forget it. i know what to do. come here, come. on let's go. taxi! go! [ tires screeching ] [ laughter ] >> thousands of people milling around, shops open. that's happening now. >> all right, sanjay. thank you very much. make sure you stay safe out there. we'll have much more on the flooding coming up on cnn -- >> excuse me. excuse me. >>

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